Sentence examples for hand knob from inspiring English sources

Then Wright put the machine back together and turned the hand knob that drives the solar gear.

To evaluate whether stroke lesion focused on the primary motor cortex hand knob re-localizes the hand motor area in the affected hemisphere.

For the PrG ROI, a mask was drawn on four consecutive axial slices approximately spanning the "hand knob" (z = 35.4 mm) [45].

Interestingly, in contrast to studies of diffusion MR data, previous studies using gross anatomical markers, such as the depth of the central sulcus and/or volume of the hand knob, consistently report a hemisphere-by-handedness interaction.

For example, evidence from chimpanzees indicates that hand preferences for non-communicative actions are correlated with asymmetries of the hand knob region of the precentral gyrus, but not language area homologues [18].

Previous work [40] showed that by stepwise rotating the coil relative to left motor cortex, the largest muscle responses were obtained when the coil was 50° to the parasagittal plane, with the induced current in axis with the main direction of the axons in the motor "hand knob".

The user drew on the screen by turning the left-hand knob, for a horizontal line, or the right-hand one, to get a vertical.

Each local maximum was confirmed to be located on either the anterior or the posterior bank of the central sulcus (CS) around the motor-hand knob (Yousry et al. 1997) by referring to the individual's high-resolution anatomical MRI data.

MRS data was acquired using a 1 channel transmit/receive head-coil from a 2 × 2 × 2 cm voxel centred on the hand-knob area within the motor cortex in the left hemisphere.

Using a control dataset, we developed a method for automated detection of key nodes in the motor network, including the primary motor cortex, supplementary motor area, premotor area and superior parietal lobule, based on the anatomic location of the hand-motor knob in the primary motor cortex.

In brief, the blood oxygen level-dependent signal time-courses for seed regions located in the right and left hand-motor knobs in the primary motor cortex were cross-correlated voxelwise on every other signal time-course in a whole brain analysis, while regressing out the effect of nuisance signals, and the regression coefficients were Z-transformed.